In the picture I can't see how the cord comes through the vent cover. Is there a slot on the side or does it just stick through one of the vent slots?
31949
i just got this unit - the cord goes down through the vent and sticks straight up. The on/off switch is just below the louvers on the vent and is reached fairly easily. Construction of the unit is very good.
31950
the cord sticks out of the top of the vent, just like the on and off switch. this booster is great compared to others out there.
31951
It is accessible either way. There is a male plug for the cord to come through the vent. Or, you can tap into it behind to run the cord elsewhere, which is what I did. Not brain surgery, but you may need to use some twist wire connectors that cost pennies at Lowe's.
513725
It actually does have a hole. If you are looking at the unit straight on, look to your left bottom and flip it over. On back side of it, there is a hole that exits to the bottom. (kind of hard to explain) You can attach a thin cord here. This is explained in a think owner's manual that comes with the unit.
319547
There's a shuttle valve inside the big section and it moves inside the top comes off to clean the vent it works well u might have to trim some flash off the rails if it doesn't slide easy
579185
HI! The cord is coming out of the side of the back. It is on the opposite side of the side that is showing in the picture.
2234079
it has 2 vent holes. one on bottom and one on top. then it has a few ports for plugs and wires. these ports tie up onto stuff so you could use them for extra air filtration if you wanted.
1678323
You remove the existing vent cover and slide this one on. I think I screwed it on with some screws and put a caulking/sealant around the edge. Overall, it works great and you don't get odors inside the motor home or camper anymore.
1778135
That is a vent. And mine came with two different options, mine is lower.. I will see if I can get a picture to attach.
1557728
I did not have any play with the vent cover. When it was installed I had to press the sides of the cover down to get the holes to line up making it a snug fit.
35890
You wrap the cord around a piece on the casing. You can see an example here: https://www.anonimg.com/img/a5c34ffad9f3d1cb816f158d09da7379.jpg.
1925031
it slides out of the front vent. you pull it up and out. wash it off, dry it and put it back in. Very easy
1538493
Actually, if you look at the picture, you thread the plastic end into the SIDE of the suction cup through and out the other SIDE. The plastic tip then flips to make a T preventing it from coming back through. At first I thought it should go through the center hole as well which just seemed too difficult. After looking at the picture, I concluded it went through the side. This is MUCH easier and works great.
2260649
I assume you're asking based on the picture. The unit comes with a removeable solid back piece covering up the venting screen. You remove it prior to installing the AC into the sleeve. I guess it's there so you can install the unit without having an opening to your house and it's useful if you remove the AC for service to cover the opening. I've bought different ones in the past and they all come with cover that is removed. Hope that helps.
45263
It's closer to the front on the bottom underneath and it can come out on any side you want. There Aristotle clips of sorts that will hold the cord in your desired position.
662587
The cord is bottom fed for the thru hole mounting. It comes out the back for desk top mounting. The desk top mounting system accommodates this routing of the cord out the back nicely.
843648
it will smoke through the vent...which is the stuff and moisture you are burning off which comes out of the ac system
1791196
That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps! That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the... » Read More That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps! « Show Less
488355
The cord is on the discharge side. Meaning it's on the side the air will blow out.